Actually a cute little spot. You can get access to it from several directions. Lots is a little…read moresmall but they have a convenience store and even a picnic table. I liked stopping here for a break even though I stayed in the car!

Phillips 66 gas station - great place to take a road trip break. Subway in same building…read more This is a small facility and does not have room for big-rigs. Nestled next to and right off of I-69, it is a quick stop for the interstate traveler.

This laundromat is always clean and the machines are efficiently working. I recommend to go early…read morecan get busy quick especially after 11am.

A little expensive, but super clean and friendly! They always have my favorite ice cream, there's…read morealmost never a wait, and people are pretty down to earth.

So I pull in this gas station and fill up gas , go in and I get some snacks and water as I'm…read moredelivering packages around the area. So I asked the cashier if I can use the restroom as someone let me use the day before with no problem. But today was a different cashier a woman. She said the bathroom is not a public restroom mind you I have things in my hand to buy so it makes me a paying customer. I'm also getting gas. I believe it's just because of my skin color, she didn't allow me to use the restroom. Everyone in the Line looks so upset, rolled their eyes and was saying it's such a shame how ignorant people can be? I will never come to this gas station again, this racist gas station again!! It's so sad how cruel this world can be , even with something so simple and probably out here in the cold delivering a package for her at that! So uncomfortable and disrespected I felt.

I stop here for gas a lot on the way to and from work. Their prices are competitive. The staff is…read morealways friendly. Sometimes I stop for a water or coffee. They have a large variety.

This is a great little shop for a gas station. They've got a pretty nice selection. The staff was…read morevery friendly to me, brewing a new pot of coffee and adjusting one of the cups with a little extra cream. My children all came in with their own wallets shopping (and probably annoyingly all checking out separately), and after they were loaded back in the car an employee asked me, "Were those four beautiful children yours? This nickel belongs to one of them, I think his name was Zach." She must have been cheerfully chatting with my kids while I was in the restroom. Anyone who's kind to my kids I like. Oh, and the restroom was nice and clean!

I have used this gas station a few times on the way to and from work. It is always pretty good. The…read morebathrooms are large and clean. They have a large variety of concessions. Their prices are usually pretty good too.

Decent gas prices. Station layout was good. Gas pumps worked. Inside, the store had great snack…read moreoptions. Restrooms were really clean for a gas station. Staff was welcoming.

Awsome convenience store and great staff. Very helpful with everything anyone could want! From…read moreout of town and new to area and will be coming back!

What can I say for a lonely traveler, driving on the back roads I stumble on little gas station…read morethat had a restaurant I had a Burger and fries good deal, very friendly staff so if you are on 35 north and you are here early grab a good meal and stay awhile...

I have been here multiple times for writing my book and working on social media, etc. I've tried to…read morebe friendly but the staff gossips about me the whole time I'm there, called me homeless, called me schizophrenic, rolls her eyes after serving me, and doesn't fill my cup up all the way. Why would you put 2 inches of whipped cream if it melted? How does it melt that fast? I tried handling it myself to let them know I could hear them and asked them, "how do you spell schizophrenic ?" The rude gossiping didn't stop so I had to write this. The older one with long brown hair, blonde on the bottom, needs to be fired. Update: yes, the female owner apologized to me in person but then her brother responded publicly and made me sound like a liar so I had edit the above with more details. Didn't think I would have to, but, this is what I'm dealing with. ‍

From the owner: Johnson Junction was founded in 1980 by Ralph and Barbara Johnson. In 1999 Ralph retired and his…read moredaughter and son-in-law, Brent and Darlene Stanley, took over the business. As the years went on, Brent & Darlene's children, Nick Stanley & Megan Reckelhoff, joined the business. In 2015 the name was shortened to "JJ's" and a new logo was introduced. Current owners Brent, Darlene, Nick & Megan operate 5 C-store locations, a Coffee Shop, & a Laundromat in Huntington, Decatur, and Berne, Indiana. We employ over 60 people in the communities we serve.